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Whimsical yellow & blue metal sculpture and interactive splash fountain lit at night on lower Millennium Plaza in Lake Oswego
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11/27/2024 | | Written by Mt Hood Territory Staff

I-5 Family Friendly Itinerary

The I-5 corridor offers the perfect blend of convenience and charm for travelers seeking a memorable getaway. Whether you're exploring scenic parks, indulging in local flavors or diving into nearby attractions, this area serves as the ultimate starting point for your Mt. Hood Territory adventure. This itinerary will guide you through family friendly experiences near your hotel.

Relax and Unwind at the Thirsty Caterpillar

Equal parts independent bookstore and community gathering place, Thirsty Caterpillar pairs curated bookshelves with a warm, welcoming vibe. Pick out your next great read, grab a cozy drink from their lineup of in-house "Thirst Quenchers" from the wine bar and cafe, then claim a quiet corner. 

George Rogers Park

This park offers waterfront access on the Willamette River with kayak, standup paddle board or canoe rentals from Alder Creek. This is also the site of the historic Lake Oswego Iron Ore Smelter.

Gallery Without Walls

Gallery Without Walls is Lake Oswego's award winning public art program containing over 80 outdoor sculptures and public artwork. The collection contains a mixture of permanent art installations along with many pieces loaned by the artists and displayed on a two-year rotation. The exhibition is open year-round, and is free for everyone to enjoy.

Kyra’s Bake Shop

Swing into this delicious gluten-free baked goods from the only 4-time winner of Food Network's Cupcake Wars. Their cupcake and bakery menu changes weekly with their specials and what's in season. They offer over 125 varieties of treats and baked goods and all are 100% celiac safe!

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